SET NOJOURNALING

  Disables buffer-change journaling for the buffer you specify. (No effect
  on keystroke journaling, if it is enabled.)

  Example:

     The following command disables buffer-change journaling for a buffer
     named TEST DATA:

        Command: SET NOJOURNALING test data

  Usage notes:

  o  If more than one buffer name matches your request, EVE displays a list
     of the matching buffer names so you can choose the one you want---see
     help on Choices Buffer. On VMS, buffer names and file names are not
     case-sensitive.

  o  By default, EVE creates a journal file for each text buffer you create.
     You can disable journaling for a buffer in which you do not have to
     protect text against loss from a system failure---for example, a
     "scratchpad" buffer used to test procedures or a read-only buffer that
     contains text you want to view without editing.

  o  To disable buffer-change journaling for all your text buffers, use SET
     NOJOURNALING ALL.

  o  SET NOJOURNALING does not delete the journal file for the buffer.
     Journal files contain information about the text you edit. If you edit
     confidential data, you should delete un-needed journal files. For
     example, the following DCL command deletes the journal file for a
     buffer named TEST DATA:

        $ DELETE TPU$JOURNAL:test_data.tpu$journal;*

  Related topics:

     Journal Files     SET JOURNALING     SET NOJOURNALING ALL